Event-driven architectures
“Event-driven architectures: how and when?” was the title of the talk by one of our top cloud architecture experts at AWS, Diego Peroni.
As part of the GeneXus GX30 event, we were privileged to have an exceptional presentation by Diego Peroni, an experienced operations engineer and Java developer, currently leading the operations team at BigCheese. His talk, entitled “Event-driven architectures: how and when?”, dove into the comparative analysis between event-driven architectures and classic synchronous architectures, highlighting how the former can revolutionize the way companies scale and adapt to today’s changing technology environment.
Event-driven architectures are noted for promoting greater scalability, cost savings, robustness and flexibility. These are crucial elements for any company that aspires to grow and evolve in today’s fast-paced digital world. Diego, with his deep technical knowledge and vast experience in the software consulting industry, provided concrete examples and real use cases that illustrated the effectiveness of these architectures in complex business environments.
For those who were unable to attend or wish to relive the highlights of the talk, we invite you to watch the full session:
From BigCheese, we would like to express our sincere thanks to Diego Peroni for sharing his experience and knowledge with us. We also extend our gratitude to all the participants who joined us in this collective learning adventure. Let’s keep innovating and shaping the digital future together!
About Diego Peroni:
Graduated in Computer Engineering from Universidad de la República, he holds two AWS certifications: AWS Certified DevOps Engineer – Professional and AWS Certified Developer – Associate. His professional career has led him to specialize in infrastructure management both on premise and in the cloud, Java application development and application management, establishing himself as an authoritative voice on the subject of event-driven architectures.
